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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1995
Page
2
Nashville AP Tippec Gore says women should hold House and Senate seats though she has no plans to run. She quips one politician in the family is enough and argues women's pivotal role in family and community warrants full participation in political power structures.
Croatian forces strike rebel Serbs at Knin early today and widen the front as fears grow that the Balkan conflicts may merge. Knin, a rail hub with about 10 000 residents, reported to be under fire amid failed last‑ditch talks. In Washington, a Packwood ethics panel postpones hearings after two more women accuse him of sexual misconduct, delaying action until September.
Storm Erin floods Lamplighter Village Florida with 20 feet of water. Ron Allen watches water surge into his mobile home park as residents face uninsured losses and rising bills. Florida and Gulf states endure high winds, rainfall, and evacuations while insurance officials estimate up to 200 million dollars in insured losses.
Washington portrayed the expulsion of two American military attachés as a minor irritation in U.S. China ties. Secretary of State Christopher said no retaliatory expulsions or public criticism planned while Pentagon officials noted the attachés were along a public road when detained. Christopher hoped for continued progress with China after talks in Brunei with Foreign Minister Qian Qichen.
U S District Judge Michael Hogan ruled the Oregon Death with Dignity Act unconstitutional less than a year after voters approved it The ruling says the measure discriminates against the terminally ill and fails to safeguard against poor medical judgment The sponsors' lawyer vowed an appeal while opponents praised the decision noting patients may still seek end of life options elsewhere and through self administered means
George Bushnell Jr of Detroit told a Chicago ABA convention that the public is manipulated by supporters of a constitutional flag desecration ban. He cited a poll showing 64 percent favor an amendment, 30 percent oppose, and said awareness of free speech limits changes opinions.
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